No, Monica Potter wasn’t just another cash grab by Joanne Rowling. She’s much better than that, an actress for thirty years now who’s starred alongside such greats as the late Robin Williams to One True God Nicolas Cage while holding her own in the profession. Monica has been making her way through Hollywood all this time.
Kids growing up since the 1980’s have imagined riding a bike towards the moon thanks to a famous scene in the classic film E.T.(extra-terrestrial). The little boy that was immortalized during that iconic journey was none other than Henry Thomas.
Sometimes a movie or show gives a depiction or joke about the future that people watching it at the time of air just laugh off. Sometimes the film predicts the future in some way though, whether it just be a small Easter egg in the background or even a central part of the plot. With our world changing every day through technology and nature, which films can we look back on and pinpoint as prophets of our time?
If you’ve watched any television lately, chances are you’ve encountered actress Grace Park in something you’ve seen on television.
Grace Park is a prolific actress known for her roles in shows like Battlestar Galactica, the reboot of the 70’s classic Hawaii Five-0 and most recently in the show A Million Little Things.
Ever felt like the odd one out in your family? Well, imagine being the only ‘normal’ person in a family of monsters! That was the life of Marilyn Munster, the ‘unfortunate’ niece in the iconic TV show ‘The Munsters.’
But don’t feel too bad for her, because behind those ‘plain’ looks was the talented actress Pat Priest, who managed to stand out even among a family of vampires and werewolves. So, let’s dust off the cobwebs and take a stroll down Mockingbird Lane as we delve into the life of Pat Priest, the woman who made being ‘normal’ seem extraordinarily fun!
Once upon a time, in a TV show far, far away, there lived a little werewolf boy named Eddie Munster. This wasn’t your average werewolf, oh no! This one wore a schoolboy outfit, had a widow’s peak hairline, and was part of a family that made the Addams Family look like the Brady Bunch.
The boy behind the fangs? None other than Butch Patrick, who, despite not being a real werewolf (we think), has led a life just as interesting and unique as his on-screen character.
So, buckle up, and let’s take a ride in the Munster Koach down memory lane, as we explore the life of Butch Patrick, the man who made being a little monster monstrously fun!
We don’t care if we never exist to Fairuza Balk, because of her and her goth ways, we have one of the most iconic characters in one of the best witch-themed movies ever made. The Craft had all of us magic lovers dabbling in witchcraft and heading to the local occult shop to pick up supplies to make our potions.
Marc Price is an American actor and comedian. He is best known for his role as “Skippy” Handelman on the popular 1980s sitcom “Family Ties.”
While audiences these days are more familiar with her husband Jason Momoa, there was a time in the late eighties and early nineties when Lisa Bonet had a chokehold on America.
Sure, Marion may be the leading lady everyone thinks of by default when it comes to Indiana Jones, but Willie Scott is just as valid an option thanks to actress Kate Capshaw’s performance.
If you were a kid in the 90s, you were glued to that television every Friday to watch the most amazing lineup of shows. From the witchy antics of Sabrina to the packed Full House, there was a TV family for every kind of 90s kid to escape into.
Tiffani Thiessen was THE girl of the nineties, starting her rise just before the decade began and taking it over completely before the 90s were halfway through.